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Thanks! To anyone downloading CrunchBang should always check the MD5 hashes. Always. Especially from an unofficial source. Not to say someone hash intentionally modified the file but you can never guarantee the integrity of the server.
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Great work machinebacon!
Time to move on!#
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The only problem with the torrents is that my ISP is incredibly crappy,and I end up being a leech.So the direct downloads are more useful.
Last edited by khiva (2013-05-18 17:55:40)
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machinebacon, thanks very much!
I normally have no problem with torrents, but for some reason I couldn't get a download started with the posted torrent file (using deluge). Anyway, I now have the waldorf amd64 .iso.
Last edited by kolchak (2013-05-22 16:22:24)
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I'd love to mirror a direct download, but 1. my ISP hates me enough already and 2. I don't have a reliable shared hosting account at the moment. I'll be able to seed the torrent via my home seedbox for a while, though.
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i like downloading through torrent.
Me, too. It makes me feel more nerdy...
#! 11 on Lenovo 530c ThinkPad and Acer Aspire One D250 Netbook
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Direct ISO downloads available... http://crunchbang-download.co.nr/
I'm testing server load capacity and thought, hmmm....it's the least I can do to show my appreciation. CrunchBang is the damn best Linux distro I've found after trying out quite a few others...to say the very least. Thank you, Philip.
We'll rock it 'til server crashes....
Sincerely,
Rick
http://rainbow-solutions.us/
PS. If I can get a few donations, I'll buy a proper url redirect..."http://crunchbang-download.us" or something similar.
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We'll rock it 'til server crashes....
I still have 1.5TB of transfer left on my Linode so if you get too much traffic maybe I can develop a simple weighted round robin solution to distribute the load.
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Thanks machinebacon for the direct download link. You are awesome.
Roar!
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I am looking for a direct download link as I have a network restriction and can't get a torrent.
It looks like a lot of people had success with the download from machinebacon, but that page is now going to just a blank page.
If anyone has another place or suggestion, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks.
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I am looking for a direct download link as I have a network restriction and can't get a torrent.
It looks like a lot of people had success with the download from machinebacon, but that page is now going to just a blank page.
If anyone has another place or suggestion, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks.
Did you try the link rickmetta posted? http://crunchbang-download.co.nr/
If you want a sid-based port of #! (LinuxBBQ Darkside), you can get it here:
wget -c http://linuxbbq.org/releases/Darkside/linuxbbq-darkside64.iso
Last edited by pidsley (2013-06-10 19:08:39)
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rizzy wrote:I am looking for a direct download link as I have a network restriction and can't get a torrent.
It looks like a lot of people had success with the download from machinebacon, but that page is now going to just a blank page.
If anyone has another place or suggestion, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks.
Did you try the link rickmetta posted? http://crunchbang-download.co.nr/
If you want a sid-based port of #! (LinuxBBQ Darkside), you can get it here:
wget -c http://linuxbbq.org/releases/Darkside/linuxbbq-darkside64.iso
The link rickmetta posted appears to be working, but I'm not sure what the MD5 for that file should be? If it is to be the one here on crunchbang then it is not matching up on my end.
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The link rickmetta posted appears to be working, but I'm not sure what the MD5 for that file should be? If it is to be the one here on crunchbang then it is not matching up on my end.
I don't know either, and rickmetta has not posted since June 1. You could just try the iso and see. It will work or it won't...
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Direct downloads are also available via my server:
http://mirror.aibor.de/crunchbang/iso/
Available services: http, rsync
If there are any issues with this mirror, please contact me via pm or email:
mirror ( arrrrrrrr ) aibor ( type a dot ) de
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rizzy wrote:I am looking for a direct download link as I have a network restriction and can't get a torrent.
It looks like a lot of people had success with the download from machinebacon, but that page is now going to just a blank page.
If anyone has another place or suggestion, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks.
Did you try the link rickmetta posted? http://crunchbang-download.co.nr/
If you want a sid-based port of #! (LinuxBBQ Darkside), you can get it here:
wget -c http://linuxbbq.org/releases/Darkside/linuxbbq-darkside64.iso
something something something... darkside...
Anyway, I hadn't heard of this.. darkside fork of #! Just when I think I'm done distro hopping, something interesting comes along.
Roar!
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Anyway, I hadn't heard of this.. darkside fork of #! Just when I think I'm done distro hopping, something interesting comes along.
Check out the BBQ -- there are many flavors; something for everyone. "Proof" (Xfce) and "Trollinger" (LXDE) are particularly tasty (IMO). LinuxBBQ forum is here.
Last edited by pidsley (2013-06-10 20:59:24)
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My mirrors are:
# RSYNC
rsync://rsync.redbsd.org/crunchbang/iso/
# HTTP
http://www.redbsd.org/mirror/crunchbang/iso/
It contains the isos, torrents and signatures.
I am working on setting up a ftp server to, I just haven't had the time to do so yet.
If anything goes wrong, please send me an email at:
teodor_spaere (a t) riseup (dot) net.
Cheers
Last edited by TheRedMood (2013-08-12 14:31:20)
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@TheRedMood
Thanks for the offer, but I can't be doing with download times in the 'hours', over 3hrs with wget, 5hrs direct link!!!
Linux since 1999
Currently: AntiX, & Crunchbang.
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@TheRedMood
Thanks for the offer, but I can't be doing with download times in the 'hours', over 3hrs with wget, 5hrs direct link!!!
Why not‽ With my connection I usually have to spend a day or 2 to download a 800MB file. If I have to quit before it's finished, the solution is simple; when I'm able to connect again I do:
wget -c https://foo.bar/foobar.iso
and it'll continue where it left off. From man wget:
-c
--continue
Continue getting a partially-downloaded file. This is useful when you want to finish up a download started by a previous instance of Wget, or by another program. For instance:
wget -c ftp://sunsite.doc.ic.ac.uk/ls-lR.Z
If there is a file named ls-lR.Z in the current directory, Wget will assume that it is the first portion of the remote file, and will ask the server to continue the retrieval from an
offset equal to the length of the local file.
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Stupid question: why are the Crunchbang ISOs not mirrored on sourceforge?
Sweaty lads picking up the soap | I love the new "Ignore user" button
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So are there any analytics for the site that might tell you how many hits you are getting on the ISO? Does the hosting provider allow you to see the logs at all?
--Ben
Debian: II Arch: II openSUSE: I
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